Lay Preacher Defends Oxford Statutes Preface in 1733 Letter
A reader identifies and rebuts a Lay Preacher’s charge that a 1634 1636 Oxford statutes preface and Rushworth citation smear Edward VI and Protestants. The Oxford correspondent argues the Preface concerns University governance, not national church state, and urges publication of opposing letters to contest the accusation of Popery and bias.
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Lincoln’s Inn
Rajlaworth
University of Oxford
Edward the Witch
Cardinal Pool
Rushworth
Vatican
Edward the Vith
Adary
Rubeworth
Bodleian
Oxford
Rajhworth
Edoardo Sexto
Utrig
Academia Commune
Paulo
Maria
Edward the Wich
Sixtus the Ivth
Rushyworth
Thae Prince
Queen Afary
Mary
Edward
Studia
Popery
Rathaworth
Ruhworth
Monuments of the French Monarchy outlined in series
Foreign literary notice reviews Father Menotaucon's work The Monuments of the French Monarchy a history with portraits of successive kings from Charles VIIIII to Francis I The author notes more historians appear as the project progresses and that many matters remain unsettled in early volumes
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Mfontfaucon
Benedicine
France
Charles Viiii
Francis I
Menifaucon
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